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Transcript for episode two of National Highways’ podcast ‘Connecting the country’ A bold new approach to roadworks Recorded in Birmingham, England. Host Annette Pass, Head of Innovation, National Highways Panel Laura Baker-Lacey, Customer Service Director for Major Projects, National Highways Nick F…

Work to ease congestion and improve safety at the busiest junction of the M25 continues, with a series of closures over the coming weeks as the project moves towards completion.

A landscape-led highways scheme that will deliver a safe and resilient free-flowing road while conserving and enhancing the special character of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Our scheme will improve the connection between two dual carriageway sections of the A417 at Brockworth an…

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Available for all not-for-profit groups and organisations, the £1.7 million Social Value Fund (with grants between £15,000 and £200,000) is designed to maximise the wider benefits of the scheme in the local area.

Highways UK, which took place at the NEC, Birmingham this October, saw more than 375 exhibitors showcasing new ways of thinking and novel partnerships to generate solutions in our sector.

National Highways Limited Social Enterprise Dynamic Purchasing System (SEDPS) SUPPLIER PACK Part B B1 - Selection Questionnaire Page 1 of 21 B1 – Selection Questionnaire Version 4 – February 2024 Selection Questionnaire This document is for information only and the application to join the SEDPS need…

How we tackle risk of Ash dieback on our road network, preserving trees wherever we can.

In addition to general road safety information, there are many things that we all can do to keep ourselves safe when travelling on our network in severe weather.